Fund share refers to the number of shares owned by a fund. In fact, investors in investment funds have already bought shares in the fund, which represent the holding rights of all securities in the fund. Although the asset size of the fund is a summary of investors' funds, the fund itself is an independent legal entity with its own share, which can be divided into different categories and series. Investors choose different types and series of fund shares according to their specific investment objectives and risk preferences.

Fund share holders can buy and sell during the operation of the fund. The purchase of fund shares can be carried out through banks, securities companies and fund companies, and the fund sales business provided by these institutions becomes fund sales agents. Fund investors can sell their fund shares at any time according to their own needs and goals, and reduce the proportion of fund shares while obtaining funds.

Fund share is very important for fund companies and investment managers. By issuing more fund shares to investors, fund companies can expand the scale of assets and improve the liquidity and market share of funds. At the same time, fund managers need to coordinate the proportion of different stocks in the fund according to the needs of fund holders to ensure that the risks and benefits of the fund are within a certain range. Fund share is an important concept, and understanding fund share helps investors to better understand the operating mechanism of fund market.